The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 26, 1940, Page 5

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN >_< Ft pt RIPTION OF LAND Total Tax G3-489 3-489 -489 € ‘ < KEY LARC PLAT FO PINECREST, MAINLAND. PLAT nook PT. SECS. 20 & TWH 248 Sar S: POINCIANA, MAINLAND. PLAT ROOK 1, SEC. 3,4 & 9. TWP. SECTION F4-201 H F4-144 Te POINCIANA, MAINLAND. PLAT BOOK 1. 4 & 9. TWP. 5 SECTION 3 NCIANA, MAINLAW SECS. 3,4 « POINCIANA, MAINLAND. SECS. 3.4 « POINCIANA, MAINLAND. PLAT ROOK 1. SECS. 3 4 € 9. TW SECTION anse POINCIANA, WAINTAN SECTION S F4-190 Patterson, F4-190 PLAT BOOK 1 SECS. 3, 4 & 9 TWP 568, RL PAGE PAGE Sar. i & Expense PAGE 174. 174. -: SOCIETY --: Rainbow Room Jammed To Capacity At JWC-DeMolay Dance Saturday Manageinent of the... Junior [bs| Woman's Club-DeMolay charity dance which was held last Satur- day night in the Rainbow Reom at La Concha hotel, reported this morning that the affair was “an ‘standing success, both socially and financially”. Winners of the “Smoothiest of smooth—dancing couples” contest were Harry Knight and Miss Barbara Langner, who outdanced twenty-five other couples in the Shower Honored Fortuna Lopez A kitchen shower given in honor of Miss Fortuna Lopez, who will be married on Saturday of this week to George Madden at a nuptial mass at St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Catholic church, was given last Friday afternoon at the home of Miss Ophelia Les- ter, 625 Division street, hostesses being Miss Lester, Miss Alce Curry and Mrs. Francis X. De- aney. Beautiful decorations greeted the guests at the shower, made up of japonica flowers and green fern. Refreshments were punch and assorted sandwiches, cakes and mints, served buffet style. Miss Lester and Miss Curry pre- sided at the punch bowl. Mrs. Leonard T. Curry took high honors at cards, bridge and tummy, while Mrs. Allen E. Curry won consolation prize. Guests included Mrs. Allen E. Curry, Mrs. William B. Norman, Mrs. Ralph Milnar. Mrs. J. B. Hayes, Mrs. Leonard Curry, Mrs. Martin Wilhelm, Mrs. W. Curry Harris, Mrs. Joseph Lopez, Mrs. Aquilino Lopez, Jr.. Mrs. Hilario Ramos and the Misses Kathryn Lowe, Consuelo Carmona,_ Clara Yates, Cleo Kemp, Susan’ LaKin, Cynthia Pearlman and Solita Cobo. Bermuda is sometimes _ called “Land of the Lily and the Rose”. San Jose, Cal., has a municipal- operated weather bureau, the only such in the country. f NWH « W% of NWK G6-144 - G6-144 Gee. Gé-144. Ge-1s4. -144 G6-144 G6-144 G6-144 D2-426. G6-144, featuze judged by Commander T. J_ Brady, Commander E. L. Mar- shall, of Washington, Mrs. F. H. Callahan and Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlburg of West Palm Beach. Approximately 250 persons were in attendance at the dance, taxing the capacity of the Rain- bow Room to its fullest. Proceeds from the affair went into the charity fund chests of both or- ganizations sponsoring the dance. North Carolina Visitor Here Miss Letha Mae Heavner, of Cherryville, N. C., is visiting in Key West with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heavner, 1402 Olivia street. The North Carolina visitor ex- Pects to remain here for two vieeks. Sasinsln Fantgiiuis At Fleming Church Announcement was made this morning of a musicale to be giv- en tomorrow ‘evening at 8:00 o'clock at the Fleming Street Methodist Church. The musicale is sponsored by the church choir and will include excellent numbers by a score of talented musicians. All music lovers and others interested have been issued a cordial invitatio: to attend this affair. The pro- gram has been prepared for pub- lication tomorrow. $ “POOR” MAN LEAVES $24.000 GLEN ROCK, N. J.—While cleaning out the home of Fred Kooreman, apparently “poor” gardner who had died, friends found a crude tin box. Upon opening it, thev found $24,000 in cash in it. Kooreman immigrated to this country from The Nether- lands 44 years ago. He left no close relatives in this country. terfeit bills generally are dull. smudgy or. unnaturally white. Total Tax NAME Andrews, Curtis N. Andrews, Curtis N. Andrews, Curtis NX. Andrews, Curtis N. Andrews, Curtis N. Yeagle, J. M. Freeland, Claude L. Freeland, Claude L. Adams, C. F. Adams, F. Adams, C. F. Adams, F. Adams, C. F. Adams, C. F. Adams, C. F. Free'and, Claude L. Freeland, Claude L. Freeland, Claude L. Freeland, Claude L. Axelson. Mary M Freeland, Claude L. alcCord, J .H. et al McCord, J. 1. McCord, J. H. McCord, J. H. et al McCord, J. H. MeCora, J. H. MeCora, H McCord, McCord, J. H jencoe Co. Axelson, Mary M. Freeland, Claude L. Freeland, Claude L. Adams, C. F Freeland, Claude L. McCord, J. H. . McCord, J. H. McCord, 3. H. McCord, J. H McCord, J. H. McCord, J. 1 Cook, George Cook, “George McCord, J. H. McCord, J. H. MeCord, 5. McCord, J. GEMS FOR YOUR SCRAPBOOK Ce Light is sown for the rigteo@R SalgsS GPPORTUMETS acad and gladness for the upright in soe 2 xe ooo om wm heart —Psaims 97-11 uonally <new- wae Our — comme? at ¢ aocs at ge 2 et Nee es a usec tr al cameecm Prefer we heve mer set pete St Chance tor accaneemees w Sed a Be F It is mind, after all which does the work of the world— Channing. Materially minded men and women don't really unite; only through <piritual unity can peo- He who sees clearly and lightens other minds most ily, keeps his own and burning —Mary dy. Let your religion be seen! Lamps do not talk, but they dojo shine. A lighthouse sounds no Key WEST FLORIST drum, it beats no gong: yet val street oppesse Le Comem over the waters, its friendly ight eel Phone SEE Plowecs Ger seen by the mariner —Cuyier -2 42 Walk in the light and theu shak ARKS ap .ETwEN F.D.R. SETS KS 4 MONEY ASIDE. = (Continued from Page One} government. and the future icy of the board, im the light recent high-pressure tions, was appare up in the Pue about the appo ATT’Y GENERAL > ont at oa TO DECIDE BONDS =~ ee <—™ t De wee tmesphere Satiartery ca (Continued from Page On 317 to a total of over $50,000 It 2 hoped, stated Sawyer, thet the bonds can be considered within the Kanner Act Otherwise. th judgment wou! nake necessary new bhodeet make-up t for satisfying the claim bondholders. I to the budget the court's decision as to how soon the judgment should be pasd —whether in one year or spreed over two or three years County authorities were up decided this morning as to whe- ther Mr. Harris should go & Tallahassee for 2m appearence before the Attorney General or not. IT’S VOCATIONS, — NOT VACATIONS (Continued from Page One preters sav that the depression turned the kids away from “pure scholarship.) ee School attendance is coming SECOND SHEETS—s) Ser Sik back after a five-year decrease caused by the low birth-rete ip the 1924-33 period when births s& skidded to an all-time low 165 per thousand population. compared to 25.1 in 1915. Acte- aries expect a pickup about 1942, as the birth rate again is rising. —__ hitting 17.9 in 1939. In the past five of jobs. by an ironic stance kept many US young- Sters in school and gave them a better education then they'd have otherwise. Hieh school enroliment is esti- mated at about 7.160000 this vear, some 40,000 lower than last ~ year. (Those low birth rate years are accountable) see re College attendance is increas- THY IF ToDay— ing regularly, to an estimated The Ferarite ie Key Set 1,425,000 this year. compared te 1,208,000 enrolled in 1935-36 STAR = BRAND | Britain's Indian empire, about half as bie as the United States CUBAN COFFEE jcontains about 335.000,000 per ON SALE aT ALL GaocEs . GAS RANC Sheets Tic The Arumen Prem. ~~ exe oe RUG CoO JUST 5 MORE DAYS Firestone TIRES POINCIANA, MAINLAND, PRATNOOK 1. PAGE 1 MeCord, J. SECS. 2 4. & 9. TWP. R. 31. z AZA SECTION - MeCord, J. on Carrie ; J w. : : 3. Sones. es : 28 2 “wd, J. : stick N&% G MeDougal, POINCIANA, MAINLAND. PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 187. wren, \ Se ag PART. SEC. 16. TW Stanford Land Co. SECTION 2-4 Stanford Land Co. Melans eon 5 PRANK H. Lapp, : mamas “con ‘5 * Monree Counts Tax Collector. ©. Tw. Re. Acts D2-426. 11. 61° 33 50% En n. Jas. W. ‘ poe pits cS SS NOTICE OF TAX SALE For DELL NT 1989 EVERGLADES DRAINAGE DISTRICT nor waxae NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ai] lan delinquent on Sept. 2 1949, for non-payment for EVERGLADES DRAINAGE DISTRICT TAXES for the year 1939, or so mueh thereof as may be necessary to pay the | amount due for taxes on said lands for said year, together with the cost f sale specified in the laws sSoverning said District, will be sold at pub- ie auction beginning at twelve o'clock noon on the 2nd day of Septem- Brand wre gf at the front door of the Court House im the City of Key West, | Rrand 2 : Florida, and continuing until said sale is completed. Bra nd 8 7 2 A complete list of such delinquent lands is available for public in- Brand 2 ¢ s eS ee spection during the business hours at the office of the Tax Celiector for a nd. i 3 = % the County of Monroe in the Ceurt House at Key West, Florida, and in- chs quiries an to lands included in aid delinquent list. by mail or by tele- | phone, or in person jiness hours, will be fully answered the office of said Tax Collector. . *y | Phone 65 Brand, = 5 Rec. | PRANK EADD; { Brand, — - Andrews, Curtis N. 28 60 34 10 += Assoc Assoc’ > Asse . Brand, OOOO ODHL A DLL DAL ALPE DOD 22a Andrews, sssssses BS ewe